Sentence examples for starting from the date from inspiring English sources

The punishment - £1,000 and 14 days, starting from the date of the incident and taking in no more than yesterday's game against Calvisano - is not too steep.

Some insurers calculate the six months starting from the date the policy lapsed, he said, while others count it from the date the premium was originally due.

Bookmakers have told the government that they need up to a year to prepare for the impact on their business, starting from the date the government lays a statutory instrument, which will not happen until after the budget.

While the law only allows Congress 60 "legislative days" to issue a joint resolution of disapproval, starting from the date the rule is submitted, legislative working days tend to be spread out all over the calendar for both the House and Senate (here's a draft of last year's House calendar, as an example).

A proposed follow-up for patients with a prior diagnosis of LN is a clinical examination every 6 months and an annual mammogram starting from the date of diagnosis.

The period of concession and permission granted to Embassy Group will be for a period of 30 years starting from the date of commencement of commercial operations and could be extended further on mutual terms.

But a Mitsubishi spokesman, Kim Custer, said the warranties start from the date of delivery to the customer.

"If the manufacturer's warranty contains language that says the warranty starts from the date of sale rather than the date of delivery, that's a binding contract," he said.

Follow-up started from the date of birth, immigration or from 1 January 1961, whichever occurred last.

Follow-up started from the date of birth, immigration or 1 January 1961, whichever occurred last.

The PFS and overall survival (OS) were calculated from the date therapy started from the date of disease progression and death, respectively.